MLK wasn’t just a person who stood up for African American rights. He wouldn’t stop until segregation ended. Until integration was present and breathing.
The Collision Project’s “Letters to Dr. King,” performance at the Alliance Theatre, showcased teens advocating for activism and encouraging others like them to use their
With the Super Bowl taking over Atlanta this week, VOXers Chris Jordan, Langston Morris, and Mack Walker take a deep dive into the drama and
The distinction between insider and outsider art is a controversial topic, and is a differentiation that should be interpreted with an open mind. Labeling a
Being on stage with these people demands that I use every ounce, every single essence of my energy, of my flame, for this piece of
VOX ATL teen staff writer Isley shares her latest collection of poems on beauty and anxiety.
In the latest installment of “The Big G” show, host Noel Greene is joined by fellow VOXers Haley, Maya, Ramaya and Terrell to talk about
At first, this exhibit sounded a little boring to a very busy 13-year-old with homework and a lot of videos to watch on Instagram. However,
I haven’t “overcome” anything. Nobody swooped in to save me. I saved and I am saving myself one day at a time
To be honest, when people started to call me a Koreaboo, it used to actually hurt my feelings a bit. It hurt because people were
VOX ATL was invited to create poetry about self-affirmation and love at The Villages at Carver Family YMCA in partnership with Georgia Cares, a nonprofit
Rewind to 2016. I remember scrolling through YouTube, late at night under my covers, trying not to let too much light escape. I stumbled upon
